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I fall in love with this movie. I felt sad when this film ended, I was already hypnotized in this film. Taken from a true story, Hisashi and Mai really have an amazing story in bringing all the atmosphere, from heartwarming, happy, to sad. I am always touched in every scene. They both really have amazing and unbelievable personalities, but it's true.

Both Takeru Satoh and Tao Tsuchiya showed very good performances. The chemistry that is displayed is very charming and complementary. Takeru Satoh has once again proven that he is one of the best actors in Japan. How he portrays a vulnerable man, never discouraged, and always saddened, for me it is really amazing. I think now I'm starting to idolize Tao Tsuchiya. He's putting on a great performance here. He really transformed into the character Mai very well. Her acting performance in becoming a cheerful woman until she turned into a woman with a struggle with disease, it amaze me everytime I see her.

Incredible cinematography supported by beautiful scoring and music complements this film to be even more extraordinary. Over all, I love it so much. One of the best Japanese movie I've ever seen. Of course, I'll be watching this again, without a doubt.

Miranda July seems to do a very good job of directing this film. I was amazed throughout the film with all the elements in it. A neat combination of character oddities, heart warming feeling, with a crime-comedy dressing, and presenting the reality of the lower class economy. My eyes are always stunned to see every scene and story development that is neat, not rushed, and very interesting.

Even though it carries the title kajillionaire, I like it when it is only used as a premise and not continued in the twist, because it will feel cliche if it's done, good job miranda !. The story is funny and entertaining, with the strangeness of each character, in fact it actually supports the story to develop better. Evan Rachel Wood is very exceptional here. The other casts are also very balanced in playing their roles, the problems of each character also support the chemistry and connections that are shown to be more natural. The cinematography that is displayed is very pleasing to the eye, the color palette settings, camera works, and the existing photography-cinema games are amazing, so they bring a light atmosphere with the screenplay that is played. Supported by scoring and background music that add a plus in this film.

Overall, it's an amazing mix of all the film elements. I enjoy it so much. And i Love kind of movie like this.

Another Netflix masterpiece film. The combination of the cast of mega stars is never wrong to make the film feel alive. The whole story is arranged slowly but surely, bringing a complete atmosphere, such as the meaning of life, love, and evil. I really like it as all the crimes here are based on the rottenness of the human heart and mind, and reflect mostly the existing reality. It doesn't matter whether you are a religious person, a person in office, or an ordinary person, you will never be free from mistakes and sins.

I really like it when all the stories bring all the characters connected and connected to each other, there is no waste at all here. The story is explored perfectly by dividing the screentime of each character evenly. I also like that there isn't one character who stands out more, all the characters are very influential in the story here. The film uses repetitive scoring, with decent screenplay and cinematography. The tone that was delivered was diverse but still consistent with its main focus. Featuring a storytelling style with narrative intervals, this complex and long story has succeeded in making you not bored and being very interesting.

Boyy, all the cast here put on an incredibly powerful performance. Even though it only appeared at the beginning, Bennet and Skarsgard were very successful in creating Arvin (Tom Holland) 's background for the whole story. the same as Bennet and Skarsgard, Wasikowska and Melling show pretty good acting. Rilley Keough and Jason Clarke succeeded in portraying evil and scary characters, and Sebastian Stan who also succeeded in evolving into a badcop with a distinctive stature. Scanlen succeeded in bringing the role of a vulnerable girl, Pattinson always amazed him where he brought the character of a religious person but committed a sin. Lastly, Tom Holland, boy, he managed to escape from his spiderman image, he evolved into a likeable main character who is easy to get the attention of the audience. I think Holland will continue to improve his acting when he plays more non-blockbuster films.

I crowned this film as my second favorite Netflix film after The King. I hope Netflix releases more films like this.